Jennifer Lopez - This is Me... Now (1 Viewer)

Oh I’m going to have to listen to this. I feel like I need to be part of this POPCULTURE MOMENT.

Is she singing all of the songs herself?
 
Halli said:
Where is this in the UK mids?
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If it’s at 19 today she’ll be lucky to be Top 100 by Friday, but maybe some marketing impact will kick in for her…
 
Right, I've been a bit busy this week but I'm finally going IN on the certified fresh audio-visual This Is Me... Now EXPERIENCE :disco:
 
Opening number - the heartbreak of the Bennifer breakup as a batshit steampunk dance number in a post-apocalyptic factory.

PETAL LEVEL CRITICAL :disco:
 
Well that was very odd but not without its charms. I didn’t expect the entire thing to be an ode to J.Lo’s weird fixation with astrology. :D

It’s not going to do much to temper the accusations that she’s possibly a tad self-obsessed, the plot is literally that the entire universe revolves around her love life. :D
 
I considered giving it a go but Dear Ben, Pt. II was enough to put me off.
 
Funky said:
That's crazy! How did she become so irrelevant?
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she's not released an album in almost ten years and the last one was shit. the music is secondary now, that's why she made this film. which is #1 on prime so clearly she's not irrelevant.
 
Projected to debut at #28 in the States. 21k units (including 16k pure sales). AKA debuted at #8 with 33k pure.
 
"Can't Get Enough" has really grown on me. Nothing else is really sticking on the rest of the album though, after a few listens.
 
She definitely would have been better served if she'd included at least one basic banger for the gays on this concept album of hers, but the track that's sticking with me the most is Midnight Trip To Vegas, which my friend pointed out is very Jordin Sparks circa One Step At a Time coded.

 
Still can't believe this is officially the biggest flop by a major star OF ALL TIME.

I saw this in HMV and no one was buying it. She's over!
 
It's her Dusty In Memphis moment. People will constantly ask why the album wasn't a hit despite the millions from Amazon for something that completely focused on the music, a web of love stories that would have had Shakespear pack it in, going live on Saturday Night Live when it was far from necessary, and not to mention not even looking like an aunt in a M&S campaign thing, which is the biggest challenge for women over 35 as we all know now.
 
straightorbroken said:
It's her Dusty In Memphis moment. People will constantly ask why the album wasn't a hit despite the millions from Amazon for something that completely focused on the music, a web of love stories that would have had Shakespear pack it in, going live on Saturday Night Live when it was far from necessary, and not to mention not even looking like an aunt in a M&S campaign thing, which is the biggest challenge for women over 35 as we all know now.
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This is probably the worst thing that's ever been written on the internet.
 
I started watching the film the other night but stopped after 10 minutes as I wanted to have something to look forward to in the future.
 
I was going to put it on but I was worried I might like it too much and I didn’t want to be overwhelmed.

I do like her though!
 
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